Taranto is a flamenco style originating from the Almería region. It is a primitive, simple, and raw song, traditionally performed without guitar accompaniment, emerging from the need to sing independently. In Taranto Aleatorio, choreographer and dancer María del Mar Suárez, known as La Chachi, and singer Lola Dolores embark on a personal interpretation of the intense rawness of taranto.

The story unfolds around two women sharing an everyday space—perhaps a park, a doorstep, or a courtyard. Through conversations and moments of intimate silence, the narrative is interrupted by dance and song. In a random approach to taranto, the choreography begins as a delicate whirlwind and evolves into a powerful storm, characterized by irreverent gestures, humor, and the unexpected.